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  • Aperam, the steel producer headquartered in Luxembourg, has entered the Schuldschein market, on the hunt for at least €100m.
  • Auckland Council appointed banks on Monday to arrange a roadshow for a euro benchmark with an intermediate to long maturity, in what will be its first bond in the currency since 2017
  • Dutch investment manager Venn Partners has announced the closing of a €550m warehouse line for prime Dutch residential mortgages originated by the Venn Hypotheken platform.
  • ABS
    Hoist Finance has completed its securitization of €225m of Italian non-performing unsecured loans with the help of Deutsche Bank, after announcing the deal nearly a month ago.
  • German equity capital markets are likely to be quiet for the rest of the year amid a worsening outlook for the country’s economy, which has been battered by trade tensions between the US and China and is also highly exposed to the threat that UK may crash out of the EU without a deal in October.
  • Investment grade loans bankers are eagerly awaiting the start of September to see if much business comes their way, though at the moment there is an overwhelming sense that the final quarter will be as drab as the rest of the year has been.
  • Emerging market investors are hailing a change in sentiment ahead of this week's economic policy symposium at Jackson Hole. The hunt for yield that has driven investors into emerging market assets all year has been replaced by a "hunt for safety".
  • Argentine sovereign bonds closed broadly flat on Tuesday as the central bank governor and new finance minister appeared to say the right things to appease markets and the IMF confirmed it would visit the country soon.
  • The Volcker rule is set to be tweaked, simplified and watered down, changing the section of the US’s Dodd-Frank regulations stopping banks from engaging in proprietary trading. Only banks with more than $20bn of trading assets and liabilities will face the fullest compliance programme, while rules over what is identified as prop trading have been weakened.
  • CEE
    International investors are divided over whether to put more money to work in the Russian domestic bond market after the latest round of US sanctions against the Russian sovereign.
  • HSBC Bank Canada is set to meet investors with a view to issuing the first dollar covered bond since the summer break and its second covered bond ever. The plans comes amid a growing euro pipeline and follows the first deeply negative yielding euro trade.
  • Investors showed resistance to Germany's first ever 30 year bond sale without a coupon on Wednesday, as the total bids fell below the size of the trade. However, some analysts said the trade offered good value, with yields set to fall further as the European Central Bank prepares to inject fresh stimulus into the eurozone.